Album: Generation Nothing by Metal Church (2013)
Genre: Heavy Metal | Style: Metal | Mood: Gritty
Format: Album

Description: "Generation Nothing"  is the tenth full length studio album from American heavy metal band Metal Church, released October 22, 2013 on the Body of Work Recordings label. 
The album is their first after their late 2012 reunion, and their fourth and last to feature vocalist Ronny Munroe. The band entered Kurdt Vanderhoof's English Channel studio in March 2013 to start work on the album.
Generation Nothing has received positive reviews. Metal Underground rated Generation Nothing a 4 out of 5, and deems the album "a return to form and a return to relevancy," adding that it "has zero filler and consistently keeps you on edge."

Artist Background: Metal Church was an American heavy metal band from Aberdeen, Washington, USA. They were formed as Shrapnel in 1980 at the San Francisco Bay Area by band leader guitarist Kurdt Vanderhoof. Initially playing an abrasive and fast rendition of the NWOBHM sound, they released a few demos which sounded not too dissimilar to what Metallica will later popularize as thrash metal (Lars Ulrich even played several rehearsals with Metal Church before he joined Metallica, but was never a real member of the... Part of the Aberdeen, Washington music scene. Emerged in the 1980s era. Associated with Heavy Metal movement. Known for Metal style.

Music Scene: Part of the Aberdeen, Washington music scene. Emerged in the 1980s era. Associated with Heavy Metal movement. Known for Metal style.

Tags: Heavy Metal, Metal, Gritty, 2010s, Album

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"Generation Nothing"  is the tenth full length studio album from American heavy metal band Metal Church, released October 22, 2013 on the Body of Work Recordings label. 
The album is their first after their late 2012 reunion, and their fourth and last to feature vocalist Ronny Munroe. The band entered Kurdt Vanderhoof's English Channel studio in March 2013 to start work on the album.
Generation Nothing has received positive reviews. Metal Underground rated Generation Nothing a 4 out of 5, and deems the album "a return to form and a return to relevancy," adding that it "has zero filler and consistently keeps you on edge."

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